Re: Regular expression extractor using escape character '\'

[zillakilla <zi...@sogetthis.com>]

Your regEx 1 works like this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;
url=http://qa-2sc-usc\.2tor\.com/course/view\.php\?id=94&amp;modid=(\d*)&amp;modtype=assignment"
/>

Your regEx 2 works like this:
&lt;!\[CDATA\[
location\.replace\('http://qa-2sc-usc\.2tor\.com/course/view\.php\?id=94&amp;modid=(\d*)&amp;modtype=assignment'\);
//\]\]&gt;


however, why not just use?:
modid=(\d*)


Zilla

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Re: Regular expression extractor using escape character '\'

[zillakilla <zi...@sogetthis.com>]

For regEx 2 could you use?:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;
url=http://qa-2sc-usc\.2tor\.com/course/view\.php\?id=94&amp;modid=(.+?)&


or even just:
modid=(.+?)&


(btw all the regExs tried work for me.... maybe your response data is
slightly different?... i.e modtype=assignment)

Zilla

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Re: Regular expression extractor using escape character '\'

[vthakur <ma...@gmail.com>]

Thanks Zilla for your reply!
I have tried using modid=(\d*), but no luck for me.
Looks like response code is unique one i.e. it is not part of HTML body, so
within regular expression, I need to select 'Response field to check' =
'Body(unescaped)' etc. It works for one of my similar script but not for
this as here extra character '&' exists.

Reg#1: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;
url=http://qa-2sc-usc\.2tor\.com/mod/resource/view\.php\?id=(.+?)" />   
----- Works Fine

Reg#2: <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;
url=http://qa-2sc-usc\.2tor\.com/course/view\.php\?id=94&amp;modid=(.+?)&amp;modtype=assignment"
/>   ----- Problematic

Reg#1 works for me but Reg#2 still giving me problem.
- Vinay

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